Southern accents are fading in cities like Atlanta and New Orleans—reshaped by migration, culture shifts, and time.

Prayer, faith, family and gratitude define annual holiday for one of the first families of Latter-day Saint volleyball.

Deafening silence has been the only response by the Defendants in explaining, let alone justifying, the actions taken here,” ...

No win on the field, no top tier peer-reviewed publication is worth even the slightest drift away from Christ or his kingdom, ...

A few years later, Smith was one of eight recent graduates invited back to the University of Utah to realize Virginia ...

Victims and survivors of war and natural disasters are receiving the recognition due Sunday with the premiere of “Worldwide Requiem ” at New York’s Carnegie Hall. Composed and conducted by Brigham ...

It's officially recruiting season for the BYU football program. Over the course of the next two months, the foundation of the ...

Brigham Young University journalism students earned several first-place honors in the Society of Professional Journalists ...

Attendees of the largest three-day gathering of Latter-day Saints women at Brigham Young University Women’s Conference ...

More than 5.8 million people have moved to the South in the 2020s. That's part of what's to blame as the Southern accent starts to vanish.

Hal Boyd, chief of staff to the president, delivered the first devotional of spring term on Tuesday morning in the Marriott Center at Brigham Young University. During his address, Boyd emphasized the ...